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"A tragedy for global trade": international community reels from tariffs announcement

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[U-S President Donald Trump has defended a slide in the sharemarket after his global tariffs announcement. He says he remains open to negotiations from other countries - if they were to offer something phenomenal. But some already have other plans.

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"A tragedy for global trade": international community reels from tariffs announcement

24 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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WTX News

World reels from Trump trade shock

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18 hours ago

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Daily Finland

U.S. announcement of reciprocal tariffs causes worldwide backlash

U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of new reciprocal tariffs on imports from all trading partners has drawn backlash from countries around the world, with countermeasures already pledged by some, reported Xinhua. The universal tariffs imposed by the United States -- a 10-percent "minimum baseline tariff" to be imposed on all imports -- will take effect on April 5, and the "individualized reciprocal higher tariff" on the countries and reg…

1 day ago·Helsinki, Finland

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people.com.cn

U.S. "reciprocal tariffs" mark severe setback for global trade - People's Daily Online

* While the Trump administration argue that these tariffs are necessary to protect U.S. industries,

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Rethinking65

U.S. Tariff Announcement – A Brexit Moment

Overview The Trump administration announced yesterday, April 2nd, a wide range of tariffs that were widely telegraphed but without specifics. The tariffs will affect most of our significant trading partners. Here are a few notable tariffs announced: • 10% baseline tariff on all imports • 34% tariff on imports from China (on top of existing 20% tariffs) • 20% on European Union • 25% on Mexico and Canada Global equity markets reacted negatively to…

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